Wealth is Almost Always a Curse, Not a Blessing

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John Piper doing what he does best: preaching on missions and the dangers of wealth.

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No Condemnation
Derek Thomas
This morning here in this sanctuary it is possible that sinners like you and me can be in a right standing and a right relationship with God; so that we can say there is no condemnation, that once we were condemned; once we were under the curse of the broken law; once we were sinners facing the condemnation of God, but no more. This morning we stand in a relationship in which our sins are forgiven, our sins are blotted out, they are removed from us as far as the east is from the west. They are buried in the sea of God’s forgetfulness. There is no condemnation.
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